The United States reopens the border with Mexico: these are the conditions to enter
After 19 months of prohibition by Pandemia, the United States has detailed the requirements that citizens who seek to enter the country must meet from November 8: the borders open just in days prior to the celebration of the commercial Black Friday and theEnd of the year celebrations.This Friday, the Department of National Security (DHS) has set that foreign persons who have visa must show their vaccination certificate at the time of inspection and verbally endorse the reason for their trip, according to the published parameters.
Transit levels in ports and terrestrial checkpoints of the border are expected to register millions of millions of people, reaching levels prior to sanitary restrictions derived from pandemic.However, the vaccination certificates that Mexico has issued to its citizens have blurred the relationship between the two countries."We have to see the types of certificates [of vaccination] that Mexico has, there are many questions, different universes of people," said Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard three weeks ago, when the US Secretary of National Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, confirmed theborder reopening.
The first stage of reactivation of non -essential trips to the country will take place in November, and in a second stage in January 2022, when the requirement that all travelers entering to the United States will be completely vaccinated and have a certificate will enter into force and have a certificate and have a certificateTo try it.Until now, essential workers and travelers have been able to enter the country without a complete scheme.
The reopening of the border with the United States was something that pressured Mexico.Until now, only travelers considered essential could pass, a category that includes residents, workers, people studying in the US, citizens traveling to receive medical, diplomat and military care.Reopening now includes those who want to do tourism or purchases, a very common practice for Mexicans living on the border.
What vaccines are accepted to enter the United States?
The Disease Control and Prevention Center (CDC) has determined that vaccines approved by the Food and Medicines Administration (FDA) are accepted, as well as those endorsed for emergency use by the World Organization of the World Organization ofHealth (WHO).For travel by land the same guidelines will be followed, as the Department of National Security has said.
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La FDA ha autorizado las vacunas Pfizer, Moderna y Johnson & Johnson.For its part, the WHO also supports Astrazeneca, Covischield, Singhaharm and Syovac.Sputnik and Cansino have not been accepted.
Who is considered completely vaccinated?
Todas las personas que han pasado 14 días después de haber recibido la serie de dos dosis de una vacuna contra la covid-19, o de una sola dosis en el caso de Johnson & Johnson.
Also those 14 days after having received a series of an active vaccine in the tests of the Astrazeneca or Novavax vaccine in the United States.
Those who have 14 days after receiving two doses of any combination of vaccines accepted against COVID-19, administered with a minimum interval of 17 days between them.
What about minors?
Not vaccinated under 18 can enter the US if they are over 2 years old, travel with a vaccinated adult and a COVID-19 detection test with a negative result three days before the exit were performed.If a child travels alone or with an uncompared adult, you must present a negative test carried out 24 hours before the trip.
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